April 23, 2026 – A recent ABA formal opinion reinforces that the judicial requirements of neutrality and fairness extend outside the courtroom to ensure that in these politically charged times, the courts maintain both actual and perceived fairness.

April 21, 2026 – Wisconsin, like many states and some countries, has a relatively high proportion of residents who are age 65 or older. This demographic trend emphasizes the importance of lawyers being familiar with various postdeath administration options, to minimize costs, delays, and conflicts for clients and their heirs. This article, the first in a six-part series on various aspects of probate law and administration, reviews key techniques available in Wisconsin.

April 20, 2026 – The State Bar of Wisconsin’s Board of Governors on April 10 discussed a proposed bylaw that would allow removal of a governor due to loss of license to practice law or for cause, and would require recusal during pending disciplinary violations.

April 17, 2026 – Pursuant to SCR 20:1.16(c), a judge can order a lawyer to stay on a case, notwithstanding good cause for withdrawal. In such situations, what's a lawyer to do? A recent opinion from the U.S. District Court of the District of Massachusetts offers guidance on how to carry out the representation if the motion is denied.